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Blocking Chinese models would just be regulatory capture by another name. If we want OpenAI and Anthropic to improve they need to compete not just with eachoth
by throwatdem12311 3mo ago
Blocking Chinese models would just be regulatory capture by another name. If we want OpenAI and Anthropic to improve they need to compete not just with eachother but with foreign labs too.
I don’t know why anyone would think giving Mango Mussolini the power to decide what AI models they can use is a good idea.
- clemailacct1 3mo ago[flagged]
- throwatdem12311 3mo agoYou’re ok letting Donald Trump telling you what tech you’re allowed to use? And I’m Canadian - I have no qualms admitting I have a kind of “derangement” of your moron president when he picks fights with us for no reason.
- matwood 3mo ago> good dialogue about a serious issue The problem is that the way the current POTUS operates (paid for favors), means any dialog about a serious issue will include POTUS in the conversation.
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- frollogaston 3mo agoIt's not really a competition with the foreign labs cause they're copying. To illustrate the difference, if there were somehow an impenetrable firewall between the US and China, the US models would continue improving while the Chinese ones don't. The only solution is for US labs to find a way to not get copied, and idk how. Banning Chinese models doesn't help with that.
- IncreasePosts 3mo agoCould foreign labs compete with openAI and anthropic if they weren't literally just copying their outputs? Can the foreign labs actually advance the state of the art if they put openAI/anthropic out of business?